How to write a resume for India
An Indian resume often opens with a career objective and ends with a signed declaration showing place and date. Academic scores (percentages or CGPA) matter, especially early in your career.
Countries covered: India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal
At a glance
| Photo | Optional |
|---|---|
| Length | 1–2 pages |
| Paper | A4 |
| Personal details | Yes, near the end |
| Specific | Signed declaration |
What to include
- A 2-line career objective.
- Degrees with scores (percentage or CGPA).
- Languages known.
- The final declaration with place and date.
What to avoid
- A vague objective (“to work in a dynamic company”).
- More than two pages.
Section order
- Name and contact details
- Career objective
- Experience
- Education
- Skills
- Personal details
- Declaration